Night party entwines mystery and danger
Sharon attends a cape party at Harvey Goodwins with Tom and Countess Edda present. A decoy dance leads to Sharon being grabbed on a terrace and her capture set up to unfold as the scene ends with a rapid car exit toward an unknown fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Goodwin
Tom
Sharon
Dennis
Mr. Goodwin
Pacific Avenue
Edda
Harvey Goodwin
Goodwin
Countess
Sharon Doyle
Paulo
Amusement Guide Theatre Lineup and Features
The notice lists films and stars for multiple venues including Loew's Gene and Palace with titles such as The Shanghai Gesture, Unholy Partners, Song Of The Islands, Right To The Heart, Hellzapoppin, Flying Cadets, You're In The Army Now, The Road To Happiness, The Pinto Kid, Stolen Paradise, Hold Back The Dawn, The Chocolate Soldier, Bedtime Story, The Gay Falcon, The Mad Doctor, The Monster And The Girl, and McKinley showing Carole Landis. Also notes Grand-Roadshow burlesque nightly at 8:30 and matinees plus midnight shows Fri Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew’s
Gene Tierney
Walter Huston
Ona Munson
Victor Mature
Edward G. Robinson
Edward Arnold
Palace
Betty Grable
Jack Oakie
Brenda Joyce
Ohio
Olsen and Johnson
Martha Raye
Mischa Auer
Hugh Herbert
Edmund Lowe
Peggy Moran
Flying Cadets
Cadet Girl and East Side Kids on the Road showings
The listing highlights Cadet Girl and East Side Kids in Hit The Road alongside Windsor-William Powell in Shadow Of The Thin Man and Bonita Granville in Down In San Diego. Park and North Canton feature Walter Pidgeon and Maureen O'Hara in How Green Was My Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
William Powell
Bonita Granville
San Diego
Park
North Canton
Walter Pidgeon
Maureen O’hara
Green
My Valley
Actors Change Names For Many Whimsical Reasons In Hollywood
A March 9 feature notes actors adopt new names to sound better on marquees or for sentimental reasons. Examples include Barbara Stanwyck's layered name, Rita Shaw becoming Dana Drake, Dana Ott evolving from Dana Edwards, and Bing Crosby’s nickname origin. The piece catalogs numerous name changes across era stars and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollywood
Jean Wood
Joel McCrea
Pomona College
Pasadena Playhouse
Katherine Stevens
Gloria Wood
McCrea
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
Barbara
Barbara Fritchie
Stanwyck
Jane Stanwyck
Ria Novella
Mexico
Ana Willon
Rita Ria
Rita Shaw
Dana Drake
Margaret Hayes
Fleurette Ottenheim
Ott
Dana Ott
Dana Dale
Virginia Dale
Dana Edwards
the Edwards
Joan Brodel
Joan Blondell
Joan Leslie
S. Arlington Brough
Robert Taylor
Lester Hope
Hope-les
Bob
Harry Lillis Crosby
Bing
Claudette Chauchain
Colbert
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Harvey
Miss Doyle
Fred Astaire
Fred
Richmond
Buddy
Fred Macmurray
Marlene Dietrich
the Palace
Penny Singleton
Blondie
Amusement Guide
Mozart
Jimmy Durante
John Boles
Charles Starrett
Eleanor Hunt
Dueber
Charles Boyer
Nelson Eddy
Valentine
Fredric March
George Sanders
Strand
Basil Rathbone
Ellen Drew
Monster and the Girl
McKinley
Carole Landis
George P
Maloney
Chrysler Plymouth
Pittsburgh
Bath
Pittsburgher
A Knott Hotel
Joseph F. Duddy
Bellevue
America
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Claude H. Bennett
Hugh Herbert Mischa Auer
Jane Frazee
Robert Paige
Wm. Gargan
Anna Lee
Roddy McDowell
Donald Crisp
Stooges
Fox News
Canton Road
Ray LE Roy, M. C
Laugh Riot
Virginia Rae
Queen of Taps
Jean March Song
Bird of the South
Billy Marvel
Lana Bari
FBI
Red Miller
Old Time Fiddlers
Silver Hawk
Nite Club
Tom Seaman
Orch
Belden Ave
Appromey Nee
On Vag Tor
France
Walter Abel Also
Charles Boyer Abel Ea Tee Lae
the Dawn
East Side Kids
Ted Gill
Dana
Margaret
Hayes
Helen Hayes
Gloria Weiman
Gloria Warren
Warren
Millican
Priscilla
Lola
Rosemary Lane
Penny
Dor
Othy McNulty
Simone Roussel
Mike Morgan
Mike
Michele
Cae
SONG
The
Pueber
T Gene
Jerney Walter Huston
EDW. G. Robinson
Unholy Partners
Lamnine Day
Marsha Hunt
Carole Lombard
Jack Benny
Robert Stack
Felix Bressart
Marjorie Woodworth
Brooklyn Orchid
To & T
Young Fred RR
RSE
Geo. Sanders
Wendy Barrie
Allen Jenkins
Donald Duck & Paramount News
Suzauli
Paramount Picture
John Howard
Prata
Joseph Calleia
Mona Barrie
Pinto Kid
Paradise
King of Texas Rangers
Miriam Hopkins
Claude Rains
Shane
Joe
Kurt Bernhardt
Warner Bros
Picet Manone
Peters
Gene Autry
J. Edward Bromberg
Osa Massen
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